Forest Admits To Knowingly Obstructing FDA Inspection In Guilty Pleas On Levothroid, Celexa Marketing
• By The Pink Sheet Daily
Forest Pharmaceuticals reached a $313 million settlement with the Department of Justice to resolve criminal charges of obstructing an FDA inspection and distributing a misbranded drug and civil False Claims Act allegations.
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